Definitely. And of course he sort of is evil, a lot like Snape except without the courage.

Yeah. What's also amazing is how he explains his own whole plot - to make himself less suspicious, one supposes, but still, such a risk!

Well, there's the thing with her little sister. But yes.

Interesting what a contrast that is with his appearance in book seven and the "What is the point of being an international Quidditch player if all the good-looking girls are taken?" comment. But not much of a personality yet, no, like Fleur.

And "Moody" is paranoid and sets out his own plan. Yeah, true, it's a good discussion.

I don't know, it makes sense, and Harry's never been too tactful. But they both have issues, yeah.

Definitely. Moving from purely book-smart to all-round smart. Getting exasperated with the boys, though - where is that awesome teaspoon comment again?

I think it's because she tries too hard, maybe... or just because he picks on so many people. And reminding him of Lily might not actually make him treat her better.

Seems possible, yeah. The writing is her own personality, I'd think...